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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1908

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Thaw to Testify On Stand in Sanity Question

Poughkeepsie May 16 Harry Thaw will be placed on the witness stand before Judge Morschauser to explain how and why he shot Stanford White. He withholds paying nearly 200000 in debts until declared sane. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw may be called to rebut. Doctor Evans testifies Thaw is sometimes nervous but sane today.

Poughkeepsie Mattea- Wan Harry Thaw Morschauser Stanford White Jerome Thaw White Evelyn Nesbit Thaw Michael Cummings Cummings Britton D. Evans

Governor Johnson Meets Speaker Cannon in House Welcome

Governor Johnson of Minnesota, led by Appropriations Chairman Tawney, was introduced to Speaker Cannon in the House. He sat on the speaker’s desk due to no extra chair as the chamber erupted in applause, with Democrats and many Republicans greeting him afterward.

Washington Cannon Gannon House Johnson

Woman Struck by Interurban Car on Rockville Road

Mrs. John Cathherly was killed Saturday morning when an interurban car on the Danville line struck her at the White Lick stop on the Rockville road. Investigating officers reported the accident occurred near White Lick, with no immediate witnesses.

John Cathherly Danville Rockville Road White Lick

Woman Misplaces Purse Believing It Robbed in Wausea

Mrs James Kerns of 437 W Michigan Avenue thought she had been robbed after losing a purse containing 650 dollars. She had recently sold property and placed part of the money in the purse. Police were alerted and bicycle officers Mull and Gibney responded, but the purse was found on the footpath before they arrived.

James Kerns Michigan Ierns Kerns Mull and Gibney

More Men and Cars Put Into Service in Pittsburgh

In Pittsburg Pa on May 16 orders from the Pennsylvania road require all freight cars gon dolas and other off the rails to be returned to tracks and readied for service at once. In Conway yards two thousand cars were re moored to rails and 300 workers rehired after a downturn in business.

Pittsburg Pennsylvania Road Conway

Kuhn Not Candidate in the Sixth District

Rev. T. H. Kuhn will not be a Democratic candidate for the congressional nomination in Indiana's Sixth district. Richmond, Ind. May 16. This forms part of the local political race coverage and notes Kuhn's withdrawal from candidacy.

Kuhn Richmond Ind T. H. Kuhn

Democratic Ticket Candidates Named for Local Courts

The ticket lists Charles Remster for Judge Circuit Court, Elliott R. Hooton for Prosecuting Attorney, Clarance Eb. Weir for Superior Court Room 4, Pliny W. Bartholomew or Joseph Collier for Superior Court Room 5, Frank B. Ross for Judge Probate Court, Barry W. Bassett John M. Beaver Jacob Buennagel Charles A. Gauss Charles F. Maas Joseph H. Pierson Adolph Seidensticker Albert F. Zearing for Representatives, and John J. Blackwell for Coroner.

Superior Court Pliny W. Bartholomew Joseph Collier Barry W. Bassett John M. Beaver Jacob Buennagel Charles A. Gauss Charles F. Maas Joseph H. Pierson Adolph Seidensticker Albert F. Zearing

New York Ballots to Be Recounted May 25

May 16. Actual recount of ballots cast in the last municipal election begins May 25 before Justice Lambert in supreme court. The recount tests McClellan's right to sit as mayor of New York in quo warranto proceedings.

New York Lambert Supreme Court McClellan

Senator Tillman sails for Europe on Canopic

New York report: Senator and Mrs. Tillman departed aboard the Canopic for Europe on May 16. They expect to remain abroad through October, resuming duties later.

New York Tillman Europe

New Jersey Farm Murder: Four Slain at Wickatunk Farm

On a Wickatunk farm in New Jersey, W. B. Shepard his wife a servant named Jennie Bondy and the couple’s 10 month old child were found shot to death in the farmhouse. A farmhand is missing as hundreds search the countryside for a motive and possible robbers.

Wickatunk N. J W. B. Shepard Shepard Jennie“Bondy Shepards

Witt Cannot Agree Upon Church Divorce Ruling

Judge Harvey denied a divorce to E Statesman from Ida R Statesman on Saturday morning. Statesman testified of cruel and inhuman treatment and a troubled marriage. He said she refused to join him and would not come to Indianapolis to be with him.

Harvey L E. Statesman Ida R. Statesman Statesman Indinapolis Awith

Memorial Services for Land War Post and Relief Will

A brief memorial service will be held for a land war post and relief fund, honoring Union veterans. Details on date and venue are to be announced. The gathering aims to recognize service and support ongoing relief efforts.

Will. Hola .Union

Ballot Contests and Fraud Claims in Local Judicial Race

Bitter Republican clashes for circuit judge and prosecuting attorney trigger charges of ballot box stuffing in precincts of the Twelfth ward and Third ward. With 12 precincts left, Hay leads Allen 7,074 to 6,878 while Chamberlin and Weaver contend for prosecutor. Democratic races include probate judge, superior court, state senate, and county commissioner contests with varied leads and some clear nominations emerging.

Hay Allen Twelfth Ward Chamberlin Weaver Ross Mitchell Bartholomew Collier Edwin Emrick L. P. Harlan Center Township Marcy Schroeder Smith Roth James Kervan Marion Clark Kervan Jacob Woessner W. A. Holt J. A. MecCrossan Joseph Darmody J. F. Concannon Albert Kepner

Senate Advances Tariff Inquiry Resolution

Washington May 16 The Senate on motion of Senator Aldrich adopted a Finance Committee resolution authorizing formation of tariff schedules data by the committee for an investigation ordered by the House. The panel may summon officials across government for information to clarify the customs law and obtain needed assistance.

Washington Aldrich Senate Ruth

Republican Ticket Names for Local Surveyor Race

Republican ticket lists Linn D. Hay or H. C. Allen Gustave Petersdorff for Surveyor and Henry W. Klausmann as a candidate. The brief party slate outlines the names on the ticket without additional context or results.

Boer Warrior Working on an Indiana Farm

Columbus Indiana May 16 Samuel Dougherty a farmer hired William Nortman a lieutenant colonel in the Boer war for 15 dollars per month to learn American farming methods with plans to teach them in the Transvaal.

Columbus Ind Samuel Dougherty William Nortman

Gompers Seeks Labour Relief From Senate Attack

Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on May 16 seeking legislation to exempt labor from liabilities under the Sherman law. He warned that without relief labor would form secret organizations to protect itself.

Washington Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Senate Committee On Judiciary Herman Gompers

McKee Named Warden Of U S Jail In Washington

Captain Thomas McKee of Logansport Indiana has been selected warden of the United States jail in Washington replacing Captain James H Hare of Noblesville Indiana who resigned.

Washington Thomas McKee Logansport Ind United States James H. Hare Noblesville

Street Cars Violence After Cleveland Strike

May 16 Cleveland sees mobs threaten street cars as union men strike. Police rush to Superior avenue barns after cars are driven from two vehicles and windows broken. Passenger S H Austin is injured with a broken nose. Some lines run with nonstriking crews while at least ten lines fail to operate. Suburban routes supply limited service to outer areas.

Cleveland Leveland, O Stone Street Nion Superior Avenue S. H. Austin

Bixby Sues Wife For Divorce In Cruel Treatment Case

Allan S. Bixby, superintendent of National Malleable Castings, files for divorce from Marguerite Bixby at 210 E Eighteenth Street. He claims cruel treatment and repeated attacks on his character in social circles, plus large bills causing financial embarrassment. The couple has two children.

Allan S. Bixby National Malleable Castings Company Club Man Marguerite Bixby Bixby Lve Eighteenth Street Bixbys

Roosevelt and Fairbanks Speak to Methodist Delegates

Delegates from the general Methodist Episcopal conference in Baltimore visited Washington by American University. President Roosevelt Vice President Fairbanks and Bishop Earl Cranston gave addresses praising the church. Roosevelt extolled Methodism’s role in U.S. history and its democratic spirit as delegates cheered. The remarks highlighted the church’s influence from Atlantic communities to the western expansion.

American University Washington General Methodist Episcopal Conference Baltimore Ameri Can University Roosevelt Fairebanks Earl Cranston Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Church United States America

Escaped Convict Told Bandmaster He Was Paroled

Charles Watson, a Vigo county convict who fled Indiana Reformatory on May 6, encountered Ira T. Loos, band master, in Cincinnati 24 hours later and shook hands claiming he had been paroled the previous day. Loos learned Watson’s status only after returning to the reformatory.

Jeffersonville Ind Charles Watson Vigo County Indiana Reformatory Cincinnati Ira T. Loos

Greek duel ends with injury at Ohio and Meridian streets

Harry Bookodist charged with assaulting Nickolas Goriantes at Ohio and Meridian streets Thursday night. Both men are Greek and own lunch wagons. Goriantes lay unconscious for most of Friday.

Harry Bookodist Nickolas Goriantes Ohio Meridian Goriantes

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank B. Ross Marion County Ghar Tration Wrouse Russell B. Harrison Circuit Court Charles Remster Elliott R. Hooton Clarance EB. Weir Probate Court Judge Juvenile Court Henry C. Cox Salem D. Clark Michael H. Farrell Frank S. Fishback John J. Blackwell Ae Sylvester Johnson, JR Carl von Hake F. M. Clark Henry C. Schroeder James E. Berry New Jersey Husband Witt Wulfson Thalfe Republican Linn D. Hay H. C. Allen Harry C. Chamberlin Lawson M. Harvey Charles T. Hanna Merlen A. Walker George W. Stubbs William E. English James Tft Layman Minturn Harry E. Negley Alfred F. Potts James A. Allison Thomas A. Daily John F. Engelke William N. Gates D. Headrick James M. Ogden Samuel K Buick Edward J. Robison Joseph L. Hogue Gustav A. Petersdorf Henry W. Klausmannn John Tr. Allen Alvy Jay Isidor Wulfson Michael L. Jefferson Indiana A. Republican Joseph Hogue Gomperoagoerts M'Kee Glubmian Roosevelt Prrlente Ghurgh Fairbanks Savings Bank
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